A View of the Elementary Principles of Education Founded On the Study of the N
A View of the Elementary Principles of Education Founded On the Study of the N
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Would please others. No better recre- ation would be wished for. The great error is, that all children are obliged to learn the same things ; the boys Latin and Greek, and the girls 168 EDUCATION OF MAN.
music and drawing. Yet out of the prodigious number of girls who learn these arts, how few are there, who, after they become mistresses of their own time, and after they have the choice of their own amusements, continue to practice them for the pure pleasure they afford. Even those who take ple...asure in good music, are better pleased with hearing others than in performing themselves. How often are the labors of years, and the expen- diture of large sums of money, lost in this way ? What a pity- that we are obliged to learn so many things for no end but to forget them ' Accomplishments in general are not sufficiently distinguished from necessary and useful instruc- tion. The latter is often neglected, and things are taught for which children have no taste, such as drawing and music, while they never would take a pencil in their hand nor play a tune from choice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Would please others. No better recre- ation would be wished for. The great error is, that all children are obliged to learn the same things ; the boys Latin and Greek, and the girls 168 EDUCATION OF MAN.
music and drawing. Yet out of the prodigious number of girls who learn these arts, how few are there, who, after they become mistresses of their own time, and after they have the choice of their own amusements, continue to practice them for the pure pleasure they afford. Even those who take ple...asure in good music, are better pleased with hearing others than in performing themselves. How often are the labors of years, and the expen- diture of large sums of money, lost in this way ? What a pity- that we are obliged to learn so many things for no end but to forget them ' Accomplishments in general are not sufficiently distinguished from necessary and useful instruc- tion. The latter is often neglected, and things are taught for which children have no taste, such as drawing and music, while they never would take a pencil in their hand nor play a tune from choice.
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